One Hit Wonder... After "Wonderwall" they dissapeared... Not hall of fame worthy at all.

Posted by Michael on Sunday, 05/11/2014 @ 20:07pm

Three incorrect statements in one line.

Posted by DarinRG on Sunday, 05/11/2014 @ 22:01pm

They'll be, but I believe they'll wait as much as The Smiths.

RNR Hall of Fame seems to value bands that are successfull in America, Oasis are huge in the UK, but they were a blip in America, Wonderwall was their only top 40 song.

But it would be kind of complicated if the hall ignores an entire moviment on the britpop and liking them or not, they are the most important band.

Late 20s induction is most likely, 2026-2028

Posted by Romo on Friday, 07/4/2014 @ 19:40pm

this band sucks balls

Posted by Joosh on Saturday, 11/21/2015 @ 22:06pm

They should 100% be first ballet hall of famers! They were an awesome live band that had 3 classic rock and roll records: Definitely Maybe, Morning Glory, and Standing on the Shoulder of Giants (grossly under appreciated record). Plus, to add to that, there other records were above average. See The Smashing Pumpkins for a band that had great early records and astonishly horrific later records. Which records are above average? In my opinion: Be Here Now, Heathen Chemistry, and Don't Believe the Truth. Yes, the last record was bad, ok really bad, but no band is perfect. And even on the last record there were a few classics. Noel Gallagher is a very gifted songwriter. Liam is an extremely gifted front man and great singer. I saw them live only once unfortunately and they were damn good! This is from an American fans perspective. Pearl Jam, Radiohead, and Oasis are all first ballet in the coming years! Easy peasy. Blur and Pulp should be in but will tragically go unrecognized. Last thought: The Cure > The Smiths! Recognize The Cure immediately hall of fame please!

Posted by Drew on Friday, 07/8/2016 @ 17:33pm

I think oasis will make it in. they were one of the biggest bands in he world in the 90s, and even though their post Be Here Now stuff was not as good as their early days, they still had many decent tunes to pull them through.

Posted by James on Sunday, 07/31/2016 @ 15:24pm

Never getting in. They are great but the will never be inducted.

Posted by Nope on Tuesday, 01/9/2018 @ 07:54am

I honestly hope that Oasis makes it in. They will, sadly, most likely not be first year inductees, or maybe even nominees for that matter, but they will eventually find a way in, no matter when or how. The list of accolades these lads from Manchester have achieved over their somewhat short lifespan is impressive. Highest selling British band from ‘95-‘05, 22,000,000 units sold for their sophomore album “What’s The Story Morning Glory?”, 6 Brit Award wins (and an additional 13 noms), and of course their legendary performances at Knebworth, attended by a record breaking 200,000 people. Their fan base is prestigious to say the least, with praise from legends, many of whom have been inducted/nominated into the Rock Hall already (supporters include Paul McCartney, Johnny Marr, Morrissey, Paul Weller, U2, Blink 182, Johnny Rotten, Dave Grohl and Taylor Hawkins of Foo Fighters, The Stone Roses, Chris Martin, Johnny Depp, The Fusions, Richard Ashcroft, and Ben former rival Damon Albarn of Blur). Many have described them as the perfect epitome of a rock band, and I think that that statement alone should be enough insentive for the rock hall to allow this great and talented band to get their due. This is pure rock and roll in its finest form. Sure, they may not have been as appreciated in America as they were in the UK and even Japan, (the average listener would only recognize “Wonderwall” and maybe “Don’t Look Back In Anger”), but they deserve to be recognized as the rock gods they truly are, and have Liam, Noel, Bonehead, Guigsy, Alan, Gem, and Andy get their faces immortalized like the gods they truly are and present themselves to be. D’You know what I mean?

Posted by Tyler Partnow on Tuesday, 05/8/2018 @ 18:32pm

They will get in based mostly on their backstage antics and pretty much the being the one of the very few british bands to be successful in the US in the 90s. With that said, they haven't done much in the Atlantic since Morning Glory

Posted by jaykay on Friday, 05/11/2018 @ 15:24pm

Since the Gallagher Bros are infamous for their bad relationships and rivalry, both of them won’t show up at the ceremony once they get inducted at some point. So, I’m not expecting to see the Oasis get nominated for next year’s ballot.

Posted by The Dude on Monday, 11/26/2018 @ 17:03pm

wouldn't be surprised if they get nominated.

Posted by Michael on Tuesday, 03/12/2019 @ 21:54pm

I can only think of 2 hits by them

Posted by Hayden on Monday, 05/20/2019 @ 13:28pm

U.K.
Official Albums Chart Top 100
13 September 2019 - 19 September 2019


33. (28) TIME FLIES 1994-2009 (Oasis ) 314 wks
43. (06) DEFINITELY MAYBE (Oasis) 324 wks
52. (41) WHAT’S THE STORY MORNING GLORY (Oasis) 402 Weeks

Posted by The Dude on Friday, 09/13/2019 @ 16:35pm

It's staggering how anyone considers Oasis a great band. Noel Gallagher was creatively deceased after 18 months in the public eye, and the media hype obscures the fact that their "classic" second album was loaded with filler (two versions of the instrumental "Swamp Song", a horrific Gary Glitter cover, and a song that even hardened Oasis fans admit to skipping in the patently hook-free "Hey Now") as well as a track that Noel himself concedes is terrible in "Roll with It". Oasis made one great pub rock album with 'Definitely Maybe', an OKAY follow-up with a few bonzer songs on it, then five albums of pure embarrassment. Without their tired "rock 'n' roll" behaviour to keep them in the press, they'd have been correctly forgotten as a Darkness-type flash in the pan by the late 90s.

Posted by Gustuf on Monday, 04/6/2020 @ 07:12am

It's not a matter of if they will get in, but rather would Liam and Noel be able to make it through the induction ceremony without an all out brawl breaking out.

Posted by Anonymous on Monday, 11/30/2020 @ 19:43pm

Maybe my least favorite band ever. Whiny, pretentious, boring nasal crap.

Posted by Brandon on Thursday, 09/30/2021 @ 02:41am

Liam recently said this year that he doesn't care if oasis gets inducted, he knows oasis is one of the greatest bands of all time. Would love to see them inducted one day!!

Posted by Desiree Dulay on Friday, 10/29/2021 @ 22:56pm

It's time. They've been broken up for over a decade.

Posted by Finn on Friday, 02/4/2022 @ 09:11am

What Gustuf and Brandon said...

Posted by EDS on Friday, 02/4/2022 @ 09:20am

The biggest english band in the world in the 90s that their first two albums are masterpieces and ended with the grunge era as the mainstream music, for some reason the americans don't like it but somehow i think kurt cobain would have put it happy because grunge after nirvana was commercial garbage, oasis deserve to enter with everything

Posted by nick on Sunday, 05/8/2022 @ 18:51pm

One-hit wonder? Oasis breathes hits, or should I say 'breathed hits.' They should definitely be in the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame. Although they will probably not be interested, they certainly deserve it. Noel Gallagher is one of the best song writers ever, and Liam Gallagher is still one of the best frontmen, the last of the great rock 'n' roll stars.

Posted by Alan Geoghegan on Friday, 04/21/2023 @ 21:22pm

IF YOU'RE AN AMERICAN (From the States right..) AND YOU THINK A BAND OR MUSICAL ACT MUST HAVE A TOP 40 HIT (Again in the States) BECAUSE CLEARLY THE REST OF THE WORLD DOES NOT COUNT.. (TO AMERICANOS) TO BE INDUCTED INTO THE AMERICAN POP MUSIC HALL OF HAME YOU ARE CLEARLY A BELL END. THERE ISN'T MUCH ELSE TO SAY. MUSIC IS ART, NOT A PRODUCT.

Posted by Andre. on Saturday, 05/20/2023 @ 13:26pm

SHERYL CROW IS BEING ADDED, LETS JUST INDUCT LANCE ARMSTRONG TOO HE HAD A TOP 40 HIT NOT LIKE OASIS RIGHT..

Posted by Andre. on Saturday, 05/20/2023 @ 13:28pm

If Oasis can not be inducted in FYN, the hall should be disbanded. Oasis is worthy for rock hall in every metric.

Posted by power on Monday, 07/17/2023 @ 12:11pm

I dont care how much you dislike this band, the 90s music story cannot be told w/o them. And thats a fact you are just gonna have to live with whilst still hating them. Ooooo thats a bingo!

Posted by ALBEE on Monday, 11/6/2023 @ 11:14am

Style, talent, sound- BRILLIANT! Their music shaped & defined the decade. Classic Alternative Genre. Sound for a generation. Oasis has to be inducted.

Posted by Angela Nickolich on Sunday, 01/7/2024 @ 06:50am